This sentence comes from a phenomenon in life. Beautiful and elegant girl, the boyfriend around her seems to be not suitable for girls, but she still looks so loving and sweet. This huge difference between men and women is widespread. This phenomenon puzzles many people, wondering why girls are so willing to live with such boyfriends. Therefore, a kind of "envy, jealousy and hatred" mentality has emerged, and then the saying that "all good cabbages are called pig arches" has emerged.
In fact, love itself is an elusive thing, and everyone's aesthetic standards are different. True "beauty" is not limited to appearance, but more of an inner beauty.
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Sentences with similar meanings: flowers are inserted in cow dung.
Interpretation: Flowers are beautiful, but cow dung is ugly and disgusting. It is very incongruous to put beautiful things on ugly nausea.
Allusion: In Tang Xianzong, there was an unlucky woman named Bu. She lost her parents in childhood. When she grew up, because of her beauty, she was abducted and married to a rude and uneducated military commander as a concubine. This kind of life experience, coupled with her sensitive personality as a literary woman, is not only good at poetry and painting, but also proficient in music, which naturally makes her feel very depressed. In her own words, unfortunately, "a horse is suitable for a trivial class." In modern words, it is "a flower inserted in cow dung."